Mission Control is one of macOS’s most powerful tools for multitasking. It gives you a bird’s-eye view of all open windows, full-screen apps, and Spaces, letting you switch between them effortlessly.
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Want to highlight something important in a screenshot? iOS and iPadOS make it incredibly easy to draw, add text, or crop images right after you capture them. Whether you’re sharing an idea or giving feedback, the Markup tool lets you do it all without needing third-party apps.
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Slide Over on the iPad lets you use a second app in a floating window, perfect for quick tasks like replying to messages or taking notes while browsing. This multitasking feature helps you work faster without fully switching apps.
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Resetting your Mac’s PRAM (Parameter RAM)—now commonly called NVRAM—and System Management Controller (SMC) can resolve a surprising range of issues, from odd display resolutions and boot problems to power-management quirks and fan noise. While modern Apple Silicon Macs handle many of these settings automatically, Intel-based Macs still rely on manual resets for a clean slate.
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Whether you’re wrapping up work for the day or want your computer to power off after a long download, scheduling an automatic shutdown can save you time, energy, and hassle. In this guide, you’ll learn easy, built-in methods—and a few bonus tools—to schedule shutdowns on both macOS and Windows. By the end, you’ll be able to:
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Hot Corners let you activate system features and shortcuts by simply moving your pointer to a screen corner. Instead of digging through menus or memorizing keyboard shortcuts, you get one-swipe access to things like Mission Control, Screen Saver, or even Launchpad.
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Mirroring your iPhone display on a Mac lets you enjoy mobile apps, photos, videos, and presentations on a bigger screen.
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Scribble on iPad lets you write by hand with your Apple Pencil and have your handwriting automatically converted to typed text.
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Control Center gives you instant access to essential settings—like Wi-Fi, flashlight, and Screen Recording—without digging through menus.
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